PLANTING THE SEEDS OF COMMUNITY RESILIENCE
LADIES CLOTHING SWAP
DATE: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16th (formerly OCTOBER 26TH)
TIME: 6:00 - 9:00 pm
TWICE a year, we host a Lady Clothing Swap to benefit the Mainspring Collective in Kittery. All remaining clothes will be donated to FairTide, and Mainspring community members are invited to participate. We will provide light Snacks and Herbal Elixirs. BYOB.
SUGGESTED DONATION: $15, plus a Raffle & Door Prizes
DETAILS: Clothing drop-off on Friday between 1-6pm. Please bring clothes, shoes & jewelry (in good condition) in a bag and leave at the Farmstand (located in the lower Shilo Farm parking area). Or please arrive 30 minutes early to allow time to set up the room.
Please RSVP as space is limited.
Thank you for sharing your bounty with community & having fun in the process!
RESTORING THE LAND INVASIVE SPECIES MANAGEMENT
DATE: TBD
TIME: TBD
Did you know that Invasive species are a significant threat to climate preparedness and resilience? Their impacts fundamentally alter natural and built systems, reducing society’s ability to adapt to a changing climate.
We will be organizing monthly Invasive species removal gatherings followed by a Stone Soup Potluck. Stay tuned for our Community Calendar!
Thank you for Supporting our Native Species!
BIKE TO YOGA
Bike, walk, or run to class 6 times and receive a free (transferable) class credit or a 20% coupon for one item in the Farmstand. Your card acts as your coupon. Just present the fully punched card when you are ready to redeem it.
Punch cards will be available at the front desk (or at the Farmstand) and we are leaning into the Honor system for folks to self-punch their cards.
There is a bike rack located to the right of the Farmstand.
Thank you for reducing Carbon Emissions!
WELLNESS PUNCHCARDS
For every 6 Elderberry Tinctures purchased, you will receive the 7th one free. This will be by the honor system. Just punch your card when you make a purchase (or when you bring your bottle back). There will be hole punchers at the front desk in the yoga barn and by the cash register down in the Farmstand.
Please be a good Earth steward by returning your bottles or bringing them back to be filled from our bulk supply of Elderberry (for the reduced bulk price).
Your card acts as your coupon. Just present the fully punched card when you are ready to redeem it.
EAT LESS MEAT
What are the environmental benefits of reducing meat consumption? Cutting back on meat is one of the most impactful actions you can take to help protect the environment. It helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions, deforestation, and soil degradation. Lower meat consumption also conserves vast amounts of land and water, while supporting greater biodiversity.
COMMUNITY SKILL SHARING
Do you have a skill to share and or need a hand with a project? We are building community resilience through hands-on workshops, skill-sharing, knowledge exchange, and emergency preparedness. From food preservation (like fermentation or canning), to building a three-bay compost bin, to basic bike maintenance & repair, the opportunities to learn and connect are endless.
Got an idea or want to get involved? Send us an email - we’d love to hear from you!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
We can’t do this alone!
COMMUNITY HARVEST DAYS